Transcribe TEDx and conference talks into clean text with timestamps, key quotes, and a summary for articles, subtitles, or reports.
You gave (or organized) a TEDx talk and now you need it in text: for the speaker's LinkedIn post, for the local news writeup, for the organizing committee's report, or for subtitles on the recorded video. A single 15-18 minute talk shouldn't need an afternoon of manual retyping, especially when the speaker paused, restarted a sentence, or dropped in a Yoruba proverb halfway through for emphasis. Upload the talk's audio or video to AuTrans and get a full transcript with word-level timestamps, an AI summary of the core argument, and the key quotes already flagged, the lines worth pulling for a pull-quote graphic or a press release. Export as SRT/VTT for subtitles on the talk video, or as DOCX for the speaker's own archive and future pitch decks.
Yes, export the transcript as SRT or VTT with word-level timing already built in, ready to attach to the video upload.
Yes, AuTrans supports Nigerian English, Pidgin, Yoruba, Hausa, and Igbo, so a talk that code-switches for emphasis is transcribed as spoken rather than forced into one language.
Processing time depends on file length and which AuTrans plan you're on; the free tier and pay-per-file option both work for a single 15-20 minute talk.
Yes, AuTrans's AI summary flags key quotes and topics automatically, so you can scan those before deciding what to use in a writeup or graphic.
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